Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-06-30

LOCAL MENTION.
Mason fruit Jars at Kellar's.
Holland herring at Kellar's.
New Tycoon tea at Kellar's.
Best canned goods at Kellar's.
Fresh fruit in its season at Kellar's.
Next Monday will be a gala day in
Hurley.
Largest stock of crockery, glass aad
china ware at kellar's.
Call at the Hay Shed and see the
lightest, draft SIT. mower made.
The stock at j. S. Williams sale
Tuesday brought very good prices.
Nine different kinds of cured meats
at the Turner County Meat Market.
No business will be transacted at the
Turner County Bank on 4th of July.
Parties wishing harvesting machin-
cry will do well to call at the Hay
she'd.
The Standard hay rake, the Boss of
the world, will be found at the Hay
She'd
Col. j. S. Jolley-the father of twins
will entertain all who hear him on
the 4th.
New potatoes of a very inviting size
have made their appearance in the
Hurley market.
Ltave your order for ice at the meat
market. VIII commence delivering
Monday morning.
Don't forget John Flyger's sale,
which commences promptly at 10 a. M,
Tuesday, July 18th.
Parties wanting binders will do well
to call at the Hay Shed and see the
Osborne Steel Frame.
Kellar has the finest line and largest
stock OF jewelry, watches, ETC., to be
| found in Turner county.
| With a pleasant day, Hurley will
next Monday contain the largest crowd
ever gotten together in Turner county.
There is talk of another newspaper
at Centreville. Talk is cheap, but it
/ don't pay the expenses of the printing
| Office.
e. II. Goddard has been giving the
carpenter and mason a job repairing
the damage done to his residence by
lightning.
The Herald office is getting out pro.
grammes OF the exercises on the 9TH
and it is hoped you will all take in the
whole exhibition.
Ely season is here, and everyone hay
| ing team should call at Jos. Frick's s
harness shop and see the fine line OF
mesh, cord and leather nets.
Let every citizen of Hurley prepare
to do their part to make next Monday
| a day of enjoyment for the large nun
Der of outsiders who will come to cele
brate with us on that day.
A farmer and stock raiser from
northeastern Iowa writes: "Put uI
lots Of hay out there in Dakata. Foul
weeks more Of such weather, and oul
stock will have to be wintered some
where else"
4 We havea Irregular" who comes tt
the Herald Office to borrow The Dakota
Bell, and we We're not surprised tt
learn that during a recent trip tc
Sioux Falls he spent a portion OF hi.
time in the county jail.
Luverne (Minno Herald: G. c
{ Briggs, operator at the Burlington de
pot, went down to Sibley Friday to re
lieve the operator at that place TO
about a week. His place here will b.
supplied by Miss Emma Fitch, cousin
of Agent Vincent.
, Tourist Hale says there is a prospec
that Sioux City may receive check il
: the near future, as a congressional bill
: is proposed which sets aside at leas
: two townships in each county for agri
/ cultural purposes. On some of the sol
in that vicinity it woald be difficult t
H
) raise anything except the price.
A ride of Il few miles through tn
country east of Hurley shows the crop
to be in an excellent condition, cor
! never looked better at this season {
the year, and if no hail visits that SCI
tion the heaviest corn crop ever raise
there may be looked for. Grass
!. . rather short and a good rain is needle
badly.
President Spicer, in behalf of th
Willmar and Sioux Falls Railroad con
pany, has made a proposition to til
citizens of Sioux Falls and Minnehah
county to the effect that If they wi
give a bonus of $4,000 and the right {
way through said county to Sioux Fal
that the company viii have its graG
completed to Sioux Falls on or befol
January 1st,. 1888, and have cars rui
ming into said city before January Is
1889. 1t is needless to add that Siou
Falls will carry out its part of IL
1 work necessary to secure this much d
g / sired line ofroad. Inability to proclli
n tha ties necasSjtatpS the y,nstpor,f am M